In the real estate investment field long enough, we all have losing investments; those that don’t work out as planned, and those that approach the “disaster” state.  

Even in the beginning of my investment career, when I was losing some money, I still loved every second of it. 

Having been in many aspects of real estate throughout my career my favorites are ground up construction and note investing. right now note investing takes the cake as it can be done in any environment whereas ground up right now is very challenging. 

It's not a game changer, but a strong concession can level the playing field a bit.

Septic field lines failed forcing me to build elgin system in the front yard and put a motor to pump sewer water from backyard to front yard. 

I’m listening to the BRRRR book now and although I can’t apply directly what many of the ideas are concluding there are a few examples like Mike vs Tom scenario where Mike’s career skills transferred to other creative ways of connecting with potential clients.

If you’re looking for tailored advice or assistance with finding the best terms for DSCR or other investment loans, it might be helpful to connect with someone who has experience in this field for the best guidance.

And while you are out doing door hanger, you can scout out vacant properties, and start your investing career with a wholesale.If you want to be an investor, I would get my real estate license.Hope this helps.

He so knowledgeable about real estate esp in the asset protection field.

It’s also worth checking if there are any incentives, especially for first-time investors or through FHA (if house hacking).Final Thoughts:A 5% COC return isn’t the highest, but if you see potential for appreciation, rent growth, and forced value through renovations, this could be a good deal to launch your investing career.